Evening Star Newspaper, December 5, 1923, Page 12

ARLINGTON SEWER MOVE GAINS ALLY County Civic Federation Takes Up Inquiry of De- velopment Schemes. ‘ounty ctinz at the its sanitation o investigate are hetng hment lest extend with d In working out plan, Villuge, in bringing attention of the body, v likelihood 6f the e nges in the law hich project would ana imperativ and 1ring the com Tegislature such a porate. that it v horities Thonias, v and imitter Hugh Explain Ariing @ parents of the ad on Comaperatic that by highw is but fifte P ditet dents hav ind m. with ind the ¢ died at onc FACTORY AGAIN SOLD. Plant at Hagerstown to Be Used in Auto Industry. will con- automobile facture of the manufacture t of $700,000, twiord Compan in which op. irted within Luse of this s Company Ir. Moller, it Ler Silver costs by the police his conviction shile speedir L ihridge, J. Milbourne ollowins t autom obtained 1 the clerk of the cireuit rday afternoon, f " Walter Miss Aunes V Baltimore were not ‘so for- The difficulty in the se =irl was under eighteen and did not have with her consent of her parents. ienry J. Hunt and clected ‘Tast month court for this the oath of of th and imm heir places on the neh. Judse West succeeds him- self ax chief judse and Judges Hunt wd Ray taks the g ¢ R ¢ Winfield serve thre 1 of the suit’ of Elmer 1 r. captain of the fire department t Walter Reed Ho: Washing . against Charles k merchant of Bethesda, this bro connected. ction to recover dam- mount of $100,000, the sult in a jury in Rose- court here ly therea largest this count the circuit court here vesterday after- noon. It is the outgrowth of the al- d seduction by the defendant of plaintiff’s ear-old Miss rances vllo makes her home v ith and stepmother *at 3814 street, Washington. Tle trial esided o -« lenn ngton, J Robert B Pe- g «sc for the rea- Ited by one of ‘fore he be- adjourned until 9 who was on thel ¢ for a Last s morning ke first witness, was still stand, though she gave w few minutes to allow h susin, Miss lwouise Johnson of Washington. who could not attend court t 1o tes- tif: Ailler 15 about forty-five years old and married. His Rome is at Cheyy Chasoy §38 - BT the | citizens | - | building fund which is marriage | Reed | Goggled Robber Drains Till as Dealer Calls Aid Special Dispateh to The Star. LONACONING, Md., —Thomas E. Boston, bu opening his shop at 4 o’clock yes- terday morning, was confronted by a young man wearing an Army style overcoat and brown goggles, who presented a revolver and de- manded that Boston hand over his pston gave him a handful r change from the cash telling him he had no more, but he would ko to the hous¢ and ket him what he had Boston left the robber in the shop and went to a telephone and notified Bailif Henry Ralston When they returned 1o the sho they found the robber had hely Timself to the b ¢ of the m in the st i had escaped December . KLAN SUIT DEMANDS BALTIMORE ARMORY Mandamus Case to Thursday Against Ritchie and Commission. ocinted Press TIMORE. ar and ofher 1th 1 the auspices of the th X £ the Ku Kiux { Klan, Tae court signed un order,al How the defendants until next Thursday to fi why the p Armory ition should not be t is made that the armory efused to permit the ex- hibition when it was disc S to be conducted und Ku Kiux Klan, 4 contract was buildi said to that are have been sold. AL l;\AI\DRl\ ANDRIA al).-—As an r servi Vi, Dee innovation in » between this city Arthur L. Reyne re iered a chec y may be discontin- ws it unpopuiar issued to i | the 1 nn Joseph auspice suncil, in ston ttn second of a serie; publicits mer Dublic Is iy Frazier would ee ol This is t) Funeral services at St 1 Wilber | William | Christ Chu aftern Tanette d. wife ISt 3 Monduy her and her par Corbin neral St. Mury's Catholic Church tomorrow ning at % ‘elock. High mu | De’ said by Rev. Lawrence Spite the rain {#d the Remembran the Business and Profe en's Club, which opened Hall last night om the sale ( nd_such will aftern usband, nts, Mr many peopl. iop baza onal W + Odd Money being many trinkets, g0 toward th being estab- ed with a view to obtaining a per- hall for the club. The shop | will open again tonight and will fea- ture dancing. Th < { tra will furnish the n visit- roof m- |raised FALLS CHURCH, ., December 5 ial).—Reports from the can- ssers in the annual Red Cross roll call iere indicate that Falls Church is mak- ng a much better record than man her places. In spite of the faci emploved their due Japanese its quota, ing to be the roll that many resi- in Washington there, and in the disaster the town the present drive nd pay eeent tdoubled To date $ In the Japanese relief dri he townspeople raised $501, Vashington man who formerl W is w member of Columbia Church sent a check for $100 tional headquarters and asked {that it Lo credited to the Falls Church chapter. { “This would make the total amount Whereas the quota assigned he town was $300. Half of the Toll call fund goes to dquarters and half is kept for town use, being apportioned among committecs as deemed advisable by he . executive comn tee. This vear four committee: health, Junior F ster. Home servie unior Red Cross funds have been , the latter in supplyving first and playground equipment for School the health committee is arranging some of the t in cases of sic where such equipment Th I workers this_ yes j been Mre. I Nirs, A Wheeten, Hough, Mrs. John Bethune, A, Cushman, ‘Mrs. Barrow Mrs. W. F. Callander, Mrs. Frick and Mrs. Frederick Wright. A con t for the benefit of the Pres- byterian_Sunday School building fund will be held af the home of Mr. ad | irs. F. H. Eastman Thursday evening. Prof. Glenn rrell of Washington will | be the pianist. Royall Albertson the violinist, and Mrs. Heber Sotzin,- Mrs, {Emma $ . Mrs. A. C. Baker nd Mr. Sha bas$ soloist of Mount St Alban’s, will sing. BRIDEGROOM ARRESTED. Perjury Charged in Obtaining Mar- riage License. Special Dispatch to the Star. CUMBERLAND, Md., December 5, {Joseph Raffield, Richmond, Va. is in jall here charged with perjury in the matter of obtaining a license August 11 to wed Dona Stanley, an Indian girl, whose age he gave as eighteen, while her mother says she is byt thirteen, The pair were connected with a carni- val which was playing at $hellmar her daughter to accompany him here. Raffield gave his age as twenty:nine. v were married by the Rev, C. J. FARE INCREASE GRANTEI-). Special Dispateh to The Star, RICHMOND, Va., December 5.—The state corporation commission has is« sued an order allowing the Richmond and Pz(rrshurg electric ‘line an in- crease of 5 per cent in its fares. The \.ampnny reqnuled 20 yzr cent raisey J Be Heard| giment | answer showing | nd thousands of tickets | the | ana | has been collected this ! aid | and the mother alleges Raffield forced | THE EVENING ISHENANDOAH HARKS . TO SPIRIT OF TRADE Meeting Set for January at Har- risonburg to Organize Com- merce Chamber. Specinl Dispateh to The Ntar. HARRISONBURG, Va.. December 5. ~Plans are being formulated to or- Eanize the Shenandoah Valley Cham- Ler ‘of Commerce. Representative Susin men, bankers nd farmers from Winchester to 1 xXington will in Harrisonburg early in Jan- to perfec s | trac- | ria o ine uary Wine, tay Brown ure this place H almost two century stroteh o e G ..A.L...l, th, u Alleg for a 5 . has b content to oistered from the world, enjoying many ways customs and i bellum days. on the mitte and row deve nt of one caves the 1 <urrou by flow Hion.dollar nuterous art of the valley, unsur seenery, of tourists during the erritory thee ol f the ROBBERS BAFFLE DOGS. Escape With $300 After Cracking Keyser, W. Va., Safe. 1 Dispatch to | thieves b The robhers ashed 1] Velour Library trimmed blue STAR, Frank 1. s i | | - WASHINGTO Prisoner, Beaten ‘Senseless,” Flees With Handcuffs‘. Dispateh to The Star. RICHMOND, Va., Decen X V. O. Smith of Amherst, a prohibi- tion officer, has reported the es- cape of a handcuffed moonshiner who had been beaten into insensi- bility when captured The man was left on the while the officers destroyed u cop- per ill. and when they returncd he had gone to a friendly neigh bor 1d was having the brac removed, The ot % did not ha W warrapt for entering the lious and so the man made his esc | SOLDIER GIVES UP 0N SLAYING CHARGE ground Whisky Three Years Ago, He Says. By the Associated Press. BALTIMORE. Md,, December 5 oldier glving his name as bolling, twenty-nin Fort Washington etectivie headgu wanted i brentin Sampie awing was locked up station and the tar. UCKSBURG w. H e ‘Choose From These Pracfical Gilt Sfiééestlons' Mail Early—Shop Early—Pack Carefully! [ARIRY KaurmaN: & 1316-1326 7th St. N.W. $5 Tapesfry Portieres :$25 and $27.50 High Lustre " “Fur Collar Coats g, g - B Stylish. straightline, ,‘§§ models; full satinette fanc & sleeves afrmhcr <mod looking. ]r ments. & Al {18 Extra si $25: L Redt $10 and $1295 % | DRESSES All-wool, high-grade silk Crepe Chines, Laces, of the Letter Kind. 46. $8.95 Poiret Twills Spanish Silk All sizes to v Awwzm%mmmamm B T R R O U R e A A M A A Coaster Wagon, $ 4.‘)8 Standing Black Boards 8 i Newest i Wonten's with biack Reels; ana also Bport s heels: in dress styles with (3 Women's Slippers, choice of pretty Felt Juliet House Slippers, ribbon and fur trimmed; leather soles and heels. All sizes. tie lined, silk stitched, , big-value lot of gar- Strap’ Fumps in tans, vie, with low Patents in an and high Leels, ali sizes. Juliet Slippers for Xmas $1.19 or button side wide cuff and an alto- sizes 16 to44, in black and brown. real $30 value $12 95 to $19.95 Sport Coats, $8.50 $2 Girls’ DRESSE White Doll Furniture €298 Up 89¢ | smoans™® . | New Novelty Low Cuts 4| Walking Oxfords | and Strap Pumps ‘ $3.85 i Oxfords, in plain toes A curved . p tan, vamp, low Tnstep- P selling that we made we are mesine Give Him a Good Sweater Men’s Woolen chance and sale of Men' ers. in_ma and white. the kind that have been 36 to 46, e 839 Navy and marcon, with shawl collar, / D. ¢, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 17 PALAIS ROYAL 'HYATTSVILLE WARS " ON SLOT MACHINES Mayor and Council Give Owners Just Five Days to Clean Them Out. Special Dispatéh to the Star. e HYATTSVILLE, Md., December 5— The slot machine is'doomed in Hyatts- ville §f the mayor and town council have their, way. Through Chief of Po- lice Charles A. Mahn they have just presented owners of sto other stablishments in which slot machines | are operated with a vopy of the tow L ordinan: ntly adepted, which pro. hibits the operation of th: 5 | and various other forms of gambling. Five days is to be given them to get | Hd of the slot machines wnd “Whoever shall within the corporate limits of the town of Hyattsville, set up or keep any gamiug table for the pur- pose of gaming, or gambling dev (known as A B faro “bank, [ roulette, equality, keno, thimble, | Joker, slot machine, or any other kind of gaming table or gambling device or designed for the of chax or_othe erty. or entice or pern or play at or upon or gambling af or a ) 1 be pur by imprise i until the 1 ding thirty days viees or i contrivances cther thin tor wager fall be deemed . within the mesning of ton. The courts shall | constr ling und this section | liberally, so as to prevent the mischief | intended to be guarded against COLLEGE LOSS. $25,000. ;Mmy Students at Lexington, Va. Deprived by Blaze. ST tindet on the mber &.— rigin, whic Kayser Long Chamoisette Gloves §3.49 ) Sale of $6.98 to $8.9% Girlsf Coats W o n deri: value. repr senting a ne ool Po- | and fancy all-wool stripes, full lined. Sizes 2 to 14 year fur and’ cloth collars, fi?"nf Roes $2.69 In wssorted colors and patte wide, satine trimmed. Sizes 3 ENVELOPF.S Fine quality Silk Chemise, isce and satin trimmed. orehid. . neat, o 44 beantifully Piuk, blue, g4 4 Compiete Stock Kitchen Cabinet Large Maple Chair 0 Tool Chest.. Boxed Boudoir CAPS, 50c Fine: washablo satins, with pretty lace trim: a colors mwmmmfl 7 Perfect Full-Fashioned Silk Hose, $1.35 PrS., 84, First "nln",l:ll‘l high b“".d heels. All llfi’.n Sz Monogram Turkish Towels, 50(:‘ Size 20x42 inclies, with wide pink or blue borders: heavy weight; worth 6ge. iz Damask Pattern purchase 's Shawl Pull Bweat- maroon hese are at $7.00 and and’ the saving to you. Sizex hemmed ready to ule cxiza bgavy, satin ‘o tittle | . linen. R B R - 1923. The Shopping Center—11th and G Sts.—Est. 1877—A. Lisner, Pres. Bargain ' Basement .00 Specials Save ‘on your Lhrmtmas purcllaaca by taking advan- tage of these 38 gift items. 69c Silk Mixed Hose, 2 Pairs © Women's. fashioned black Store. ~With seam to {oge; reinforced; al only. Tomorrow—, simulate izes— xement $1 Chamolseue Gloves, Slight Irregulars, 2 Pairs Womus srayss tans and Basxement Store, Luttons: el “mode 50c Juveniles’ Hose Irregulars, 4 Pairs Heayy Ribbed Black Hos with triple knee ®irl Size 6 to 1L Children’s Comfy Sleeping . Garments and Brown Boys' and . Tomorrow— Flannelette Gowns Tull eut-—as good with double -voke, \Wroldercd! Hascment Store, Of Windsor Flannelstte: various col- ors, with bluebird and floral figures. Some with frog fastenings. Sizes 2 to 12 years. Tomorrow—Basement Store. $1.39 to $1.98 Knit Petticoats Knit Petticoats, and “extra siges—in vario Sume are part-wool; at $1.00 morrow—Baxement Store. Wan Regular colors. $1 $1.50 Boston Bag.é Leather Bags awd brown, with strons leather b Sizes 13 and $1.00, morron=—Rasement Stor Mit Cowhide - black ndles. $1 25c¢ Handkerchiefs, 6 for White Linen Handkerchiefs, Ivo Men's Lawn Handkerchiefs, borders woven in’ col white and colors. Tomorrow—Rasement Store. $1.25 Silk and Wool Hose Women’s —first qu embroidered clo Heather mixture Basement Sto 69c Wool Mixed Hbse, 2 Prs. W oin'en’s English- Ribbed Sports $1 Stockings — brown. tan_ and green. Heather mixtures. Sizes 9 to 10. Two pairs, $1. ‘fomorrow—Basement Store. 38c Burson Hosiery, "Irregular, 4 Pairs Women's Black Mercerized Lisle Hose. Irregular and outs $1.00 for eiie Liaiea] of $ith. Tewmerren— Thread Silk Hose, First Quality _ $1 with seam, simulating ‘fashioned hose. 8% to 10. In black znd colors of various shades. $1.00 Tomorrow—Basement Store. Women's, Dainty Nightgowns Women's Crepe, Batiste and Nainsook? Gowns. White and colors. Lace nnd embroidery trimmings. All sizes. ‘Tomorrow—Banement Store. $1 .Christmas ROmbers, Special Tailored—of superior black sateen! Made chie. with embroidery work of bright colors. Sizes 1 to 3 years. Tomorrow—HBasement Store. 35¢ Worhen{s Vests, 4 for Ribbed—fine—regular and extra “Jumbo” sizes. At four, Instead ,of three, for a dollar. Tomorrew—Hase- ment’ Store. 79c-Union Suits: Irregular, 2 for Women's Fleece-Ribbed Suits. Dutch neck, elbow sleeves, angle length. 36 and 38 sizes. Save (Sc tomorrow. 2 for $1. Temorrow—Busement Store. $1 7 £ . 35c Women’s Bloomers, 4 for bands, waist and knees. 4 pairs, $1.00. White Blankets, with p\nk and blue morrow—Bamement Store. $l red amd blue stripe borders. 6 in box l-;lcsh Color Jersey Rib-knit Bloom=~ ers, with reinforced gusset, elastic $l Tomorrow—Basement Store. * . $1.79 Babies’ Blankets borders. Extra heavy. Size 36x50 inches., Slightly solled. $1.00. Te- 20c.Huck Towels, 6 for Bleached and heavy thread, with = for $1.00. Temerrow—Basement Store. $l Read every article carefully. 5?0 Pillowcases, 2 for Of superior casing. Made ‘with $l 20c Turklsh Towels, 6 for Two in Christmas box for $1.00, 4 Doulie-sor 29c Turkish Towels, 4 for Extra heavy Bath Tow 183 inch size. Four in box for only £1.00 “HIS" Christmas present. Tomorrow— Basement Store, 22c Linen T owelng, 8 Yards Unbleached towels for hand d $1.00, fnstead ¢ Basement Slose: Makes Ir 190 yards of this 17-inel Bl “<sh, With red striped bordere ards, $1.00, instead of $1.30. Tomorrow —Baxement Store, - $1 18-inch 22c Crash, 6 Yards Extra b, d rrow— 15¢ Outing Flannel, 8 Yards Ciry With bright ¢ winter underwear, $1.00, instoad of Banement Store. _ 36-inch 22c Percale, 6 Yards 1,100 yards in this-sale. New Flowers on licht ani dark stor yards for $1.00, instead of 1 morrow—Bnsement Store, , 30c Krinkle C; repes, 4 Yards e o $1 floral effects for $110, Tomorrow— Basement & i 59¢ Rajah Suiting, 2 Yards This 36-inch wide here regulariy at 5 worth more, draperies,. ete, row— Basement uiting, while vard, is being us in . $1.00, sold really better Tomor- $1 ; Terry Cloth Mill Lengths, 3 Yards estry designs and colorings $l Many pleces match desired quantity ma 35¢ Oilcloth, 4 Yards About 700 yards, 45 inches wide. Tile 4 vards for $1.00, ad ‘Tomorrow—Basement St effec 3 yards. - $1 Men’s 69c Shirtings, 215 Yds. About 1,600 vards of this wide Madras Shirting. New vards, $1.60, instead of $1 Indian Head " 45 Inches Wide, 2 Yards | The heavy material u: fo necdlework —scarfs, ce e ML $l Only about 200 yards. 2 yards, Tomorrow—Buasement Store. 25c¢ Cotton Batts, 5 for Pure white cotton. Used for' filling pillo Five for $1.00, instead of $1.25, $l Tomorrow—lasement Store, Handkerchiefs 9 Inches Square, 24 for Think of a fraction less than four (4) cents aplece for Handkerchiefs $l that can be made dainty by handwork 36-Inch 20c Muslin, 7 Yards quality, ‘Tomorrow—Basement Store. Extra_ heavy ¥, unbleached. Makes best wearing sheets. pillow- cases, etc. 7 yards for $1.00, instead of $1.10." 'Tomorrow—Basement Store. 36-inch striy To- 35¢ Dress Dimity, 4 Yards This 36-inch-wide White Check l'llmll\ makes dainty dregses for childre yards for $1.00, i f $1.30. morrow—Basement 25¢ White Lawn, 6 Yards Why not for Christmas nrevema" Count the savi for $1.00, instead of $1.50, Basement Store. Aprons—for ;»»wmwm BT T o 0 A AT DN e B S e <5 R OV